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BRICS Leaders Arrive in India for Two‑Day Summit, Xi Jinping Makes First Visit Since 2019

WHY IT MATTERS

The summit’s focus on global conflicts signals the BRICS bloc’s intent to influence international security policy and coordinate responses to rising tensions, potentially reshaping diplomatic dynamics.

What happened

BRICS leaders have landed in India ahead of a two‑day summit that will focus on global conflicts. Chinese President Xi Jinping will attend, marking his first trip to India since 2019. The delegation, which includes heads of Brazil, Russia, India, and South Africa, arrived on Monday to prepare for the meeting scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday. The agenda, announced by the Indian government, will address security challenges in the Middle East, the South China Sea, and other hotspots. The gathering follows a period of heightened tensions in several regions, and the leaders aim to coordinate a multilateral response. The summit is expected to shape future diplomatic initiatives and signal the BRICS bloc’s stance on international security.

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